Where Is Argument?

Wayne E. Brockriede

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Linguistics and Discourse Analysis Rhetoric and Communication Studies Multi-Agent Systems and Negotiation

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Argument is defined as a process whereby people reason their way from one set of problematic ideas to the choice of another. Based on this concept, six characteristics of arguments are identified.

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